Dust Cyclone Separator Cart | Dustopper & Ridgid Shop Vac
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- SUBSCRIBE: bit.ly/2LQB1gi
I first saw the Dust Cyclone Separator Cart through TH-cam and after years of clearing out clogged shop vacs every few days I was stunned! "Why haven't I added a dust separator before," I thought! I set out to build my own and here is my video showing you how I did it. I hope it helps you build yours. The Dust Separator Cart is very easy to build and the payoff is completely worth it!
__________
Details on this project below.👇🏼 For more projects, check out fieldtreasured...
Check out my podcast, The Field Treasure Show! spoti.fi/2CSJgFF
FOLLOW ME on Social Media:
Instagram - / fieldtreasuredesigns
Facebook - / fieldtreasuredesigns
Twitter - / fieldtreasure
Pinterest - / fieldtreasuredesigns
__________
(As an Amazon Associate Influencer, I earn from qualifying purchases.)
////// MATERIALS USED
Duststopper Kit: amzn.to/366LoZn
90° Shop Vac Elbow (Many viewers are having a hard time finding these so here are 3 options that I think could work)
Option 1: amzn.to/32O42BG
Option 2: amzn.to/2VKzr6l
Option 3: amzn.to/2wr72Yy
(1) 2’ x 4’ 3/4" Plywood
(1) 1’ × 1’, 1/2” Plywood
(2) 1 1/2” x 6' PVC Pipe
(1) 2" x 3' PVC Pipe
(4) 3" long, 2" PVC Pipe Coupler
(4) 2" to 1 1/2" PVC Pipe Reducer
(4) 1 1/2" PVC Pipe Caps
(4) 3 1/2" Bolts
(8) Washers
(4) Nuts
Black Matte Spray Paint
Titebond 2 Wood Glue: amzn.to/2JmyJVp
(6) 1 1/2" Cabinet Screws
(1) 1" Wood Screw
////// TOOLS USED
Ridgid Shop Vac: thd.co/2RqqM4O
Duststopper Kit: amzn.to/366LoZn
5 Gallon Bucket: thd.co/2IPr82g
DeWalt Miter Saw: amzn.to/2GGrLdI
Stanley Powerlock Tape Measure: amzn.to/2IlJhGM
DeWalt D745 Table Saw: amzn.to/2IQJJLl
Rockler Circle Jig: amzn.to/2J7zSQq
Bosch Router: amzn.to/2Efi84h
Bosch Colt Router: amzn.to/2GwachE
12v Bosch Drill/Driver: amzn.to/2BWJHNl
18v Bosch Drill/Driver: amzn.to/2SB1kth
Bosch 12v Jigsaw: amzn.to/2DThxUq
DeWalt Corded Jigsaw: amzn.to/2XKbzOf
Milwaukee 2” Hole Saw: amzn.to/2Eh4RIx
Random Orbital Sander: amzn.to/2SBg5My
Sanding Discs: amzn.to/2M98HWy
1/4” Roundover Router Bit: amzn.to/2EgQRyC
1/4" Straight Router Bit: amzn.to/2J8Ubgq
Sliding Square: amzn.to/2Ef0mhv
Tekton Socket Set: amzn.to/2ITDxTe
///// PHOTO, VIDEO & EDITING I USED
Canon 80D: amzn.to/2VHhzab
Canon 10-18mm Wide Lens: amzn.to/2CNa2zh
Canon 50mm Lens: amzn.to/2COnzq8
Canon 18-55mm Lens: amzn.to/2Mepfwo
Rode Video Mic: amzn.to/2VIBR2V
iPhone X: amzn.to/2VrCf64
Tripod: amzn.to/2R9Qq12
iPhone Tripod Mount: amzn.to/2SzTd09
iMac: amzn.to/2VrstAJ
Recording to iPhone: amzn.to/2C0UshJ
Recording to computer: amzn.to/2BWNH0j dust separator cart
this video has 127k views and 360 comments, yet youve still replied to every singular one of them even 8 months later, ive never once seen ANYONE do that and ive seen more youtube videos than id ever care to record. congrats on being extraordinary man, and enjoy my sub.
Wow thank you for the kind words. I really appreciate that. I honestly just hope my appreciation is felt to everyone who has taken the time to watch and comment. Thanks for the sub and welcome aboard!
Project farm is relentless in replying to comments as well.
I second that! You have my sub!
55
This is pretty damn amazing and earned my subscription. I didn’t even have the patience to try scrolling to the end lol
When figuring out the size hole to cut for the bucket, put the bucket upside down and scribe the circumference. Then flip the bucket, center and scribe that circumference. The sweet spot is right in the middle of your two scribe lines.
That’s a great tip! Thanks for sharing, Don.
I just use math. I ran a string around the circumference of the bucket under the lip.
The length of the string is C in this formula.
C = 2πR
R is your radius
@@sociopathmercenary - So, by measuring the length of the string (C), you can use this formula to calculate the radius (R) of the bucket's opening. R = C / (2π)
@@sociopathmercenary I was about to say, not a single video I've watched when they cut a hole for the bucket do they bother to measure the circumference and use Pi...
I've watched dozens of these cart and separator builds, this is the best one!! Awesome and very functional!!! Thank you!!!👍
Thank you for watching and taking the time to let me know that. Really appreciate it.
*Love it, great 😊😊machine **MyBest.Tools** just the right size for the house and garage. Has great suction😭😭 and came with nice accessories.😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣*
They come attached to the vacuum. However you can check out my shop vac castor wheel upgrade to see more details on a different way I made them work.
Comprehensive video with excellent narration, but the best and most important part...your son is right there with you. Enjoy every minute of him; they grow up too fast.
Thank you! Will do!
Really enjoyed watching, by far the simplest build and utilized the attachment holders on the Rigid Vacs...
Thank you! Appreciate that.
I love these cart ideas! Thanks for all your tips and suggestions. If you ever have any tipping over issues, just put an old barbell weight in the bottom of the shopvac. Since it doesn't need to be emptied very often, the cart will be more stable without losing dust collection space.
That is a great idea!
...or a couple of bricks...
great idea
@@GeeDeeBird
❤🖕🏾
Good project - you inspired me to make one too. One tip from an old plumber....no need to use primer on your PVC for something like this. It’s extra cost and time. It’s critical if you’re doing actual plumbing but keep in mind one component of the cement is the same stuff the primer is made from. So for furniture projects the glue alone is plenty good enough. PS the music could just stay at that nice low background level all the time for my taste LOL (or be nuked) . No need to ride the fader 😂
Thanks! Great tip. Many have shared and I am pumped to know that moving forward. Also thanks for the suggestions.
Yup! This is the one. I've watched dozens of these but this is the one I like best.
Thank you so much!
My thoughts exactly!
Oh man. That's the answer right there. I was dreaming up a chunky, plywood box cart. Thank you.
So glad it helped! Thanks for taking time to let me know.
I just wanted to say that I've seen a whole bunch of dust devil stopping videos for workshops and this is definitely my favorite one, the best one in fact I'm going to make this thanks to you!
Thanks Steve!
Thank you, made one similar based on your instruction. One thing I'd point out for anyone wanting to do the same, I wanted the plywood to be lower and ended up getting the precutt 2 ft pieces from the hardware store. To make up for the height I cut a hole big enough for the bucket to go about halfway in. I had put the pipes on the shop vac than put the bucket an inch above the vac and marked where the plywood would sit on the bucket itself, then measured the circumference with a tape. You can then put into one of many online calculators that will tell you exactly how big the hole needs to be in radius or diameter. I set my hole cutting jig to this, about 10.75" and the bucket ended up fitting exactly where I wanted it.
Great video, helped save me from a needlessly big wood cart for the set up.
This is awesome information! thanks for taking the time to share.
Thanks to this video I made my own version. I used bigger bolts and countersunk them into the plywood, left the top square and attacked a shelf to it to tangle the cable and add a handle. Thanks for this man! it was very helpful!.
Also, I didn't use PVC cement, mainly because I didn't have any handy, I used CA glue with activator and works just as well.
Awesome! Thanks for taking the time to share your project. I'm glad this was helpful.
That is very smart!!! A much more affordable dust collection system for every man's garage plus it is nice and mobile! Fantastic work sir!
Thank you!
Thanks, great video!
I found it easier, when you're trying to get the diameter of the bucket at the lower lip (ref. @3:08), to measure the circumference at the lower lip and divide that by 3.14 to get the diameter (circumference = diameter * pi). Wrap a string around it and then measure the string is better than using a measuring tape.
That is pure genius. Thank you for sharing for those who are just starting the project!
I was about to say exactly this and thought I'd check the comments first
Pi for the win!!! Yay for math!
I still remember high school and hearing “I will never use this kind of math when I grow up.” Ha!
@@StretchAU85 same here 😂. I hated geometry class and thought "this stuff won't be used by me in the future"...here I am woodworking and using angles, circles and formulas everyday. 😂
good video all the way through, very easy to understand the process
Thank you!
You're the type of person people call their "cool friend"
Happy newyurr.
Haha!
I have one word: genius. I’ll be making one of these. Thank you for the excellent video.
Thank you!!
What a great addition - I'm surprised someone (like you) doesn't make a kit out of this and sell it - well done!!!
Thanks, Perry! Honestly I agree. I'm thinking a major power tool company or parts manufacturer could crush it with something like that. Maybe I'll look into it and form a kickstarter?! lol
Thank you! I watched your video three days ago and now I have built mine. It looks good and works great.
I’m so glad to hear that! Thanks for taking a minute to let me know.
Nice job! I built one of those for my shop. Recommend you buy a filter bag for your shop vac and the factory filter will be much cleaner. The bag doesn’t fill up at all since most of the waste is going into the 5 gallon bucket.
Thanks! And yes agreed.
I was going to make a homemade cyclone with 2" pvc as seen on many channels. After seeing this I know this is the one I need to make.
Thanks for taking the time to post.
I've subscribed.
Awesome! Glad it helped and thanks for the sub!
Having worked with PVC for decades, I highly recommend you twist the parts as you push it together. You then get a good spread inside and no gaps from just pushing straight down.
Thank you for sharing this awesome tip.
Yes, should always twist a 1/4 turn.
If your using glue. Kinda hard to do dry and no real reason to
I have seen several vids about this system. I like it so much I now have three.
Very cool!
Great idea. I enjoyed your positive attitude during the video. I appreciate you showing minor mistakes and how you quickly corrected.
Thanks, Kerry! I really appreciate that.
I just finished the construction of my unit; two things that may help: I found the longer 2" couplings in the (Home Depot) electrical department where the underground electrical PVC pipe is. The ones I found are grey, but they fit perfectly to 2" plumbing PVC pipe. Also, the diameter hole for the HD bucket is 11-1/4" (5-5/8" radius). Fits like a glove, I didn't need the hold-down tab. Thanks for an informative vid. It saved me a LOT of trial-and-error!
Thanks for taking the time to share, Howie!!
Thanks for providing the radius Howie! Saved me a ton of time!
@@Burbs21 Happy to help. Like Red Green says: "We're all in this together!" LOL Keep yer stick on the ice.
How do I measure for the cap holes?
Andrew, Thank you for the great idea! I built this adaptor in just a couple of hours and I love it! It is an absolute game changer! Your design makes my dust collection system mobile and solves the problem of the homer bucket tipping over. Somehow you have made cleaning up fun...Well, at least not as much of a chore.
So great to hear Trace!
I modified this design. On two of the uprights I spliced in Tee connectors. I then extended from the Tee about 8" pipe. Then added a 90 degree fitting pointed up, placed may 8" or 10" pipe running vertical. Put an end cap on this pipe. Now I have a handy place to store my hoses. I unwrap what I need to reach the tool. I use two types of Rockler hoses, the expandable and the non expandable hoses.
Awesome! Thanks for sharing. I’d love to see a picture. My email is in my about page.
This is a great design. Thank you! I purchased the new HD 1400 model. Unfortunately as commented here the new wheel assembly is no longer the same. I used 2" PVC and a 2" female adapter that is threaded on one side and a 2" coupler on the other. You will need to sand down the threaded side slightly in order to get it to fit. You don't need to take off much. I used the electrical gray version as this one was 2 1/2 inches and fitted better. I used the screws for the hose bracket and pre-drilled the PVC on the base. It added an addition connection. I had the dust deputy already and used it with this design. I don't know how to add a picture of the female adapter. You will find it in the electrical dept in Home Depot.
Thanks for sharing such helpful information, Mike!
Yours sounds better. For mine I used a chisel to cut out most of the 2 x 1/2" reducer inside lip, this lets if fit very snugly in the wheel cavity (seriously snug, the remainder of the lip catches against the sides so it doesn't move around). The top riser of the wheel cavity was still causing a problem so I used a multitool to cut off the back third of it, and with the same tool cut two notches in the 1 1/2" pvc pipes until they could slide inside. Since this method uses less base connectors you'll need a longer pipe to compensate (I'd plan on 34" long and then trim from there as needed). Home Depot also sells all of the pipe parts and flat end caps in black, so you shouldn't need to spray paint at all.
@Carlotta4th Do you have links to these mythical black pipe parts? I didn't see them at my local HD.
This is the one I’m going to build. Most practical, and makes the most sense for my situation. Thank you for sharing! Subbed! 👍
Awesome! I wish you the best on your project.
I just completed mine exactly how you built yours. I love it! Sure gave me a lot more floor space as well as being so convenient. Thanks for this great video!
That's awesome! Thanks.
What parts did you use, can you share? Thanks
Nice job! I built one as well with a Ridgid stainless model a while ago. I used some large dowels glued to the top for some of the tools...At the end of the day the sharing of ideas helps us all. Time to make some dust and wood chips.
Awesome! Thanks for sharing!
Good job on the video! I built my cart last week which is almost identical to yours minus the cord wrap which I will be adding now that I saw yours. Also I found pvc table caps to attach the pvc pipe to the table. They’re used in pvc furniture. Great work!
That is awesome. Thanks for sharing. What a cool idea. Thanks for the kind words.
Very good job on the list. I have been watching several videos and I think this one takes the cake for design and space saving.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you!
@@diywithandrew Have you thought about putting a stone paver in the bottom 'bin' to help drop the center of gravity down and allow more tugging on the hose? My brother suggested it on mine. Also may add a cup holder :)
What an awesome set up!! Perfect solution for dust collection for small spaces!! Keep up the great work 😊
Thank you Marc! Appreciate that man.
I saw a bunch of videos on this, yours is the most detailed and simple to understand. Thanks much for this!
Wow that is an awesome compliment! Thank you for taking the time to let me know.
So I came across something wired.... I got a new rigid and the size of the base (above the caster) where you plugged in the legs.... is a weird size.... there is a lot of play when I use the 2” pvc pipe and the remaining sizes are either too big or small.....did you have to deal with it?
Love this design. I've had mine in a side by side configuration for several years.... guess who's off to Home Depot for some PVC? :)
And that dust separator works well. I haven't had to change filter since I bought it 2 years ago... and I vac a LOT!
Awesome!! Best of luck to you.
Built this today. I have an older Rigid Vac and I did NOT have to use reducers to get the PVC to fit. I used black 2" PVC and it fit from the vac all way up to the plywood platform. So I did not have to paint this as well. I cut my 4 "legs" to about 31 1/2" long. This was so easy I could not believe it. Cut four legs, one piece of plywood (I used particle board) and 4 end caps. No PVC glue or anything. I used the 90 degree elbow from Amazon as mentioned in the video. It's done and it works. Thanks much. This was so easy and it works!
Awesome!!! Glad to hear it
I built mine about a year ago, but I'll have to add the cord wrap to mine. Nice touch.
Awesome! Glad you liked that addition. It has been a game changer being able to keep the cord wrangled but also having it easily accessible whenever I need more slack.
i have been in the market for another shop vac, so, now i am going to get the Ridgid and all parts to make the stand . Very Cool idea my man, Thank You for the video.....
Awesome!! You bet.
Pretty darn good, I'll add this to my list of things I need in my shop!
Thank you!!
Super appreciate the complete shopping list. The wife's biggest annoyance of any of my woodworking is the colossal mess I make. Being able to price this all out should make for an easy sell on a trip to the store.
Haha you bet man. Thanks for the kind words and humor.
Un like The Duststopper Kit the Dust Deputy has a much longer throat that is tapered, thus more dust from the Duststopper finds its way to the vacuum filter and chamber. The Dust Deputy significantly reduces the dust to the vacuum filter/chamber while maintaining a greater vortex or cyclone. Thumbs up on your creative configuration of comparing both the vac/Duststopper and production quality (less the music).
Great thoughts! Thanks for sharing.
This is a great design and build. Definitely going to replicate it. Thank you!
Awesome! Thanks for watching and the comment.
Awesome build, man! First time seeing one of your vids, the thumbnail caught my attn. like many others, I’ve seen a multitude of DIY shop vac/cyclone separator carts, but this one might be my favorite because of it’s fairly compact design and minimal floor space taken up because of the vertical direction that you went with it. It also looks relatively cheap to make, easy to assemble, and is easily disassembled if & when needed. The only thing I probably would do differently is to just not glue the pieces together just in case I did wanna tweak things a little bit here and there every so often. I’m pretty sure it would hold just fine without it, given the tight friction fitting that the pvc parts have together. Thank you for sharing and I might just have to build this one. Aloha
Thanks for the awesome comments! And yea great idea not gluing it up. Best of luck with you project. Shaka!
Genius idea. I have the same vac, definitely going to make this. Thanks!
Thank you! Glad it was helpful.
I felt inspired to do a setup like yours but with my own twist.
Right on! What did you do?
Field Treasure Designs side by side cart.
@@simonghostriley7103 Nice!
I just picked up a dustopper today and have a similar Rigid shop vac. I bought wood to make a similar system with the 5 gallon bucket on top. I kind of like your design better.... hmm tough choice but now you gave me something to consider. Thanks for this awesome video 👍👍👍
Sweet! Thanks bro.
Super great video Andrew! Your whole approach to video just works great, great voice, pacing, camera work and energy. Nice job! I'll be building this as my next project.
Thank you, Sven! I really appreciate that. And I'm glad that you are going to tackle this project!
I second this!
I just built this tonight. I used the elbow brush from Lowes as other suggested and I was able to use 1 1/2 couplings and some screws for the feet. I did 2 screws per leg but I may go back and add a 3rd. I may add some kind of cross-bracing later as there is some wobble when you start to move it, but it is performing just fine.
Great to hear!
Thanks for watching, everyone!
Definitely interested!
Awesome! Shoot me an email at hello (@) fieldtreasuredesigns (.) com
I'm interested in purchasing an unpainted kit. Please post when it's available, the cost and how to place an order. I have a Rigid 12 Gallon Shop Vacum Model #HD1200 Store SKU #929866. Very nice video !
David E same here. It appears we have a newer model. The couplers I bought based on your parts list have too much play when I stick them onto the vac legs above the castors. Is there a different size I need?
@@ShalakoZuni fernco flexible 2” will work.
yes I too want to comment on how you're spacing of the video and how you talk through it as you're showing us that was really nice and I love the pacing in the way you showed it came through beautifully, so well done on this how to video I don't know if it's your first but it's excellent!
Wow thanks Steve! That sure fills up the love tank.
Steve took the words right out of my mouth. The cyclonic feature wouldn't be my main priority, but it is a good idea. But your video presentation is top notch. Thanks for sharing, and well done.
I am looking to build this, but I am having a hard time finding 3″ long, 2″ PVC Pipe Coupler. Any chance you can take the build list for the PVC pipe and make links to where to purchase it? If you can, I would also recommend putting them on your website.
Hi Jim. Thanks for the question. I am pretty sure this is the one. www.homedepot.com/p/Charlotte-Pipe-2-in-PVC-Sch-40-S-x-S-Coupling-PVC021001600HD/203811391?modalType=drawer
Well Done. Clear and concise images and explanations thanks for not wasting my time
Awesome! Glad it was helpful.
These vac companies really need to make cyclone inserts integrated or as an option.
I know right?!
Kermit that’s what Dyson does
But then they would lose all the profit on the dustbags
@@Snaffer01 give the free market time
I’ve been struggling with how to manage dust collection in my garage shop. I have the same shop vac and an extra Home Depot bucket, so I’m off to get the rest of these parts. Thanks so much for saving me a lot of frustration!!
So great to hear it! Hope it went well.
Thanks for this video! I was all ready to get my parts list together and realized I have the wrong Rigid vacuum. I thought I had the same one, but my castors don't have the same inset for the piping. And the link you have to the vacuum is busted...so I need to figure out which model this is.
Greg Dietrich Thanks Greg! Also thank you for letting me know the link is broken. I’ll get on fixing that ASAP. The shop vac is the Ridgid WD1270. Hope that helps!
@@diywithandrew I picked up the Ridgid WD1641 from Home Depot on Black Friday. It looks like it has the same castors, so I hope it will work for this project.
Andrew, this is a well thought out and practical design. I love it. Rigid should pay you for this design and sell a kit to go with their vac. Thanks for posting this video.
Thanks so much! Haha that would be epic.
I like it......just drop the music.
Haha! Yea that's probably a good idea.
Field Treasure Designs Nobody likes DIYs with music. Nobody.
Yeah no music next time, please
Mra1507 Mra1507 I liked the music.
I guess I’m just weird, but I actually thought the music added to the continuity and pace of the video. If your video were like many others, going ON, and ON, and ON… then that music would get on my LAST nerve, but as it was, I thought it was overall a positive. (For what it’s worth.)
Love your work, BTW, and I bought the stuff (and the Dustopper) this past week to emulate this cart atop my new Bauer (Harbor Freight) shop vac. Should be working on it sometime in the next week or so. Thanks!!!
Great idea, I'm going to make one for my vac, thanks for sharing how you made yours!
Awesome! Hope it turns out good for you.
Great tutorial. Looking at doing the same with my rigid shop vacuum. But my question is, what’s with the socks and sandals? Cmon mannnnn.
😂
Haha! Thanks. And glad you noticed... Come on man the fashion is solid here! Actually along with its comfort factor I was suffering from Plantar Fasciitis and that was the only footwear setup that would keep my foot from killing me!
This is awesome! I finally set up my workbench and didn't want to break the bank for dust collection 👍
Glad to hear it!
Nice instructional video, but dude, cut the music. Its now running around in my head and truly added nothing to the video. Consider leaving it out in future videos.
Thanks for the feedback. All my recent vids have no music so enjoy!
In Modern Living Room Everyone Using "SoundProof Curtains" That Stops Outside Noise by 80% (25 Db) Tested. Check Here: livesoundproof.com/best-soundproof-curtains/
Thanks, I was looking for a plan now. I've got a good idea now
Glad to hear it! Thanks for taking time to watch and let me know.
So, how you keep your wife from using your workbench as her dumping place for stuff she no longer wants in the house? asking for a friend.
HAHAHA!! This is one of my favorite comments. Honestly it's my problem too. It is very easy to use as a catch all. But my wife rocks and we both don't like clutter so its either to trash or goodwill if stuff sits for a couple of days.
Very well done. This is the best project for a dust collector I've seen. Thank you.
I really appreciate that!
Exactly what I was looking for. I put mine side by side and it’s such a hassle. I’m building this tomorrow. Thank you sir.
Awesome! Thanks for letting me know.
Great idea. Love the concept. Love the energy. Looks like I’ll be adding this to the shop this weekend. Thanks
Thank you! Hope it goes well.
This makes great hobby, I BET that this setup makes great sandblaster cabinet setup as bucket would make sort of reclaimed media while vacuum collect dust. In my mind it should work. Awesome share! Thanks
That's a cool idea!
Great job! I just bought a Rigid vac and Dustopper, and this design will help out immensely! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you! Great to hear.
Excellent video! This is my next project!!
Thank you, Scott! Hope your project turns out awesome.
Nice build, great presentation, thanks for sharing!
Thank you!! Appreciate the comment
This is ultra brilliant! I would love to make one of these. Just using my shop vac today to clean sheetrock dust. Yuk! This could be so helpful.
Absolutely!!
Excellent video and process
Thank you!!!
Built mine basically the same way as yours. I did take my wheels off and built a 2x4 cross frame with 4 inch casters and attached it to the legs of the vac. Now its "off roadable" and smooth running in the shop.
Awesome!! Thanks for sharing.
Great video and to the point. Nice work using materials anyone can get from HD. I was just beginning to plan building one and came across this. You saved me a bunch of time and planning. Thanks for the materials list. It appears the WD1270 shop vac has been discontinued so I will have to find a similar 12 gal substitute. Thanks again for a great idea.
Thanks for the positive feedback, Jeff! Best of luck to you on your project.
Man, I enjoyed that. I just got a ridged shop vac 16 gallon. Think I'm going to build one of those myself. I have the same set up, bucket and dust separator. So I'm ready to do this. Thanks!
Thanks, Eric! Appreciate you taking time to write a positive comment. Best of luck to you
I had to save this video it was awesome to watch. I don't have all those tools used in the video but I know how to improvise. Im definitely going to do this. This will save me money on filters!! Thanks again
I'm so glad! Thanks for letting me know.
Great video. I took your idea and ran with it. Only I have a Craftsman vac and the holes above the wheels are only 5/8". I had on hand 1/2" PVC pipe with 5/8" OD. Using short lengths of pipe, I stuffed those into the holes above the wheels (where you used the 2" couplings) and built up from there with 2" 2" pine. ( I drilled the bottoms of the legs with a Forstner bit). I then attached my platform to the top of the legs with screws, cut out the large hole for the bucket, and Walla, was done in no time at all and for basically no cost as I used what I found in the barn. Works great 👍, thanks.
Wow that is awesome. Thanks for taking time to watch and share the details of your build!
Just what i needed to see - i live in Ireland so i doubt i would get all the parts here - But it's the design i really need and I'll be able to work it out with what i have - thanks for the upload - well made video too....!
Thank you! Appreciate you watching.
I will absolutely make this for my ridgid shop vac. In fact, I'm about to rewatch it and write down the parts needed for the project. Great job!
Awesome to hear! Thanks for the kind words.
Your build looks very clean and neat.
I use the Oneida dust deputy but also use a bag in the vacuum. With the little bit of dust that gets through the bag, the filter stays very clean. I think I am getting about 1-2 years out of a bag so I buy the heppa bags for less dust in the shop.
Thank you!! Great info. Thanks for sharing
This is great. So much better than what I built for my shop. I have a feeling I’ll be making this project soon.
Thanks!
I just built mine using the newer NXT HD1200 model so a few mods were necessary. But I just had to say your tip for adding a cord wrap on the top was right on the money! It’s very convenient to have it where it’s reachable!!
That’s awesome bro! I have been planning an updated video with a newer vacuum. I’m glad to hear that tip was helpful. Thanks for taking time to let me know and be encouraging! That is pretty rare here.
What where your modifications for the nxt version
Use old pillow cases on the filter of the vac as a pre filter. A little duct tape to hold it on and this would be the best set up I have ever seen. Thanks for the video.
Thanks for the tip!
Thank you... just finished mine
Awesome!!
Thank you!! I just finished making my cart. It was so simple to make. I’ve been using a clumsy junk cart that I hated. This one works awesome!! Thanks again!
Awesome!!
This guys delivery and cadence sound exactly like a salesman....with the added background musak....I do believe I have tuned into a tv shopping channel.😂
But...why wait...order today and get this bag of sawdust...absolutely free. 😂
The word is spelled “music”. But thanks for stopping by to say mean things.
Very good video with a well thought design. Thank You.
Thanks for watching & the comment!
I just ordered a Ridgid 12gal shopvac earlier today. I think I'm gonna try out this method. Very cool setup man! Thanks for the video
Have fun!
Nice job. Thanks for the detailed instructions!
Thanks!
I made a dust collector system with pretty much 'free parts' I've accumulated over the years. One useful 'free part' I haven't seen in a video yet is a chlorine pail. I used to buy a pallet every 6 months for water treatment in my job before I retired. I was a popular guy around Plant Operations as I had these great buckets. A 25# bucket was 3 gallons and the 100 # bucket was about 11 gallons, both had screw type tops as granulated chlorine will put you on your butt if you don't practice extreme safety, and in 10 years I never had a problem with the screw-type lids and chlorine gas. I used the 100 lb.-11 gallon type pail on my homemade system, not much larger than the 5 gal bucket, works great, If you can find one. Good luck
Cool! Thanks for sharing!
Awesome video. I just picked up this vacuum at Home Depot. Can't wait to build my own.
Have fun!
Awesome video.
Thanks for sharing.
Excellent project design, great cinematography and views, clear and concise narration with proper sounds levels and overall high grade production quality.
Many many youtubers would do well to watch your videos for points on video production.
I need to redo my shop vac -and add dust separation - this is going to be my template (might 3d print a few of the parts, not sure).
thanks again for making and sharing the video.
Wow, Dave! Thank you for taking the time to watch and send some positive words my way. It is so appreciated!
This is mega! Great build. Really well explained and put together with humour and clear instruction. Thanks!
Thank you! Glad you liked it.
Great video! Easy to follow along and very informative! I look forward to making one!
Thank you!
Good job on the video, the directions are clear and simple,thx!
Thank you!!
Great video with easy to understand information.
Thanks!
The stacker is a great space saver for my sand blasting cabinet good idea!
How any man works in a shop in sandals is far beyond my comprehension, your not alone in this by the way.
I can not work at all, no way, no how, in sandals.
haha! Yea i'm not a fan but had plantar fasciitis and doc prescribed these. :(
@@diywithandrew My ex had that...it was no fun.....sorry to hear!
I'm going to build one for myself, awesome video.
Awesome! Thx